What is your favorite meal?

[Mommyof1]

What is your favorite meal?

[Elizabeth86]

Biscuits, sausage and gravy. All homemade.

 

My mom used to make this for breakfast every single day before started school. I was literally 7 years old before I had cereal. I make it for dinner quite often because dh doesnt eat breakfast. It is dhs fav too. Im not good at biscuits so I usually use frozen.

 

Can you tell I am from the south. lol

[TheReader]

Chicken fried steak, mashed potatoes, cream gravy on both, and really good green beans on the side. Nothing better. 

[Arctic Bunny]

Stuffed shells is what jumped into my mind. I could eat tacos is a bag with the red Doritos for ever.

[Lizzie in Ma]

home? taco dip

out, sushi at my favorite place in the world

[marbel]

Chicken shawarma as described in recipe in New York Times cooking.

 

And, pizza.

 

And, bread, cheese, and salad.

[Kassia]

Does ice cream count?  That's what I choose for my bday dinner and Mother's Day dinner every year.  Usually an ice cream cake from Dairy Queen or a blizzard.  I love cereal, too.  

 

For real food, I like baked pasta - lasagna, baked raviolis, mac n cheese...

[Pink and Green Mom]

Roast beef with noodles and gravy.  We grew up on this as Sunday dinner.  Also with creamed spinach, which I conveniently leave out. 

[dsmith]

Prime rib or chicken pot pie, homemade of course. I have to figure out how to make a gluten-free/dairy free pot pie. I made a regular one a few weeks ago and it was hard not to eat any of it!! Mashed potatoes are my favorite side, but as I don't eat dairy anymore they are out.  :crying: I seriously miss them. 

[Selkie]

My favorite meal is one I get at least once a week from my favorite Japanese restaurant. It's soft shell crab tempura and a salad that is made with crabmeat, cucumber, radish, seaweed and scallions. So good!

[SamanthaCarter]

Indian or barbecued ribs with all the typical sides.

 

 

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[scrapbookbuzz]

One that someone else (ETA: prepares and) cooks for me! Seriously.

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[tdbates78]

Any Indian dish that includes paneer and garlic naan! Also love most Middle Eastern foods and my mom's homemade biscuits and gravy

[Elizabeth86]

One that someone else (ETA: prepares and) cooks for me! Seriously.

I didnt even think of this as an option, but YES YES YES.

[Mommyof1]

Those all sound so good.

 

Mine is chef salad with bleu cheese and onion rings.

 

Thanksgiving dinner the way my Mom made it.

 

My Grandmother's Sunday dinners. I loved her cooking.

[ScoutTN]

Chicken pot pie or Thanksgiving dinner. 

[rebcoola]

At home Prime Rib, baked potato and asparagus.  Out its a Calamari steak with fries from Harbor lights.

[mykidsrmyjoy]

It's hard to choose just one, but I really really like homemade chicken fingers with homemade honey mustard or homemade Zaxby's sauce, homemade mac n cheese, and steamed green beans or a salad on the side.

 

If I'm eating out, my favorite meal is Manicotti, garlic rolls and salad from a wonderful Italian restaurant nearby.

[Guest]

The one I'm eating right now usually.

 

The one I look forward to the most is the say after Thanksgiving, the only time dh ever makes cheesy day potatoes... Fry the leftover potato casserole and eat eggs friend over-easy on top. Mmm I'm so excited for the day after Thanksgiving!!!

[mytwomonkeys]

chips and salsa, can that count as a meal? 😊

[Zinnia]

Mexican shrimp cocktail. I could bathe in that, it's so good.

 

Close second is eggplant parmesan.

 

I do love biscuits and gravy, too. And eggs in a frame. And grits. Those are my favorite breakfasts.

[almondbutterandjelly]

Prime rib or chicken pot pie, homemade of course. I have to figure out how to make a gluten-free/dairy free pot pie. I made a regular one a few weeks ago and it was hard not to eat any of it!! Mashed potatoes are my favorite side, but as I don't eat dairy anymore they are out.  :crying: I seriously miss them. 

 

Why are mashed potatoes out?  What dairy are you putting in there?  Butter?  Have you tried Earth Balance margarine?  It's dairy free and very good.  Or chicken broth.

 

My dd has a milk allergy and we eat mashed potatoes all the time.

[Ali in OR]

Tacos or pizza. I can make several varieties of good tacos (beef, chicken, pork carnitas), but for pizza I like several great local restaurants. Or wood-fired (not available here).

[gingersmom]

Being I haven't had one in years I'm going with bagel, lox, whitefish with scallion cream cheese. Matzo ball soup on the side would be nice.

[gardenmom5]

copper river sockeye

wild rice

green beans

blackberry pie

[MrsMommy]

At the moment, it's salmon tacos. But my favorite meal changes regularly. :)

[mommyoffive]

One that someone else (ETA: prepares and) cooks for me! Seriously.

 

Yep.

[solascriptura]

Kimchi Stew (Korean) with a spread of banchan or side dishes. At least 4 well made side dishes.

[dsmith]

We make them with butter and half and half, sometimes dh adds cream cheese. I love them like that!! I stay away from margarine because some of the oils increase inflammation in my body, but I may the Earth Balance as an occasional treat. I generally stick to ghee, coconut oil and olive oil. I have found one coconut milk that is mild so I was thinking of trying that to make mashed potatoes. I only eat potatoes about once a month nowadays unless dh puts them in a stew, in which case I will have a few pieces. 

 

Why are mashed potatoes out?  What dairy are you putting in there?  Butter?  Have you tried Earth Balance margarine?  It's dairy free and very good.  Or chicken broth.

 

My dd has a milk allergy and we eat mashed potatoes all the time.

 

[whitestavern]

Perfectly seared scallops with a bit of crisp pork belly on the side, some kind of risotto and a fresh mozz and heirloom tomato salad.

[DawnM]

Curry or Tandoori, with saffron rice, Chapatis, chai, dal, cucumber salad, yogurt, mango chutney......Oh man, now I am really hungry!

[Anne]

Curried anything.

 

Seared scallops.

 

Mmmmm.

 

Anne

[desertstrawberry5]

At home: 

Mushroom stroganoff

Veggie swedish meatballs

 

Pad Thai/rad nah

Bbq salmon

Out:

sushi

Thai

Crab anything and grilled lobster

BBQ veggie burger
 

[creekland]

It totally depends upon my whims of the day.

 

For our wedding anniversary I will almost always get prime rib, cooked rare, and with mushrooms.

 

For an every week thing, we stop by a local Mexican place every Thursday and I get a chorizo taco salad.

 

For salty comfort at home I like chipped beef and gravy over mashed potatoes or pasta.

 

For fancy at home I like curried lamb chops or ribs.

 

For deliciously healthy at home, my dh cooks tasty salmon.

 

If it's a known last meal, it will probably come down to one of those options.

[mom31257]

It's a toss up between the falafel hummus bowl at Naf Naf Grill and a California chicken salad at a local Mexican restaurant.

[KungFuPanda]

I'm 45 years old. WHY don't I have an answer to this question? I just love so many foods that it's hard to choose.

[Liz CA]

Salmon baked with Coconut Secret teriyaki sauce with ginger and sea salt.

Rice on the side or just vegetables.

[bibiche]

Soupe au pistou OR sopes/gorditas/panuchos/pupusas (hard to choose one - something with corn masa deliciousness). Both options are solid comfort food choices that make me feel happy.

[foxbridgeacademy]

What my grandpa, who served in WW II, called Sh*t on a shingle.  Any meat (I prefer roast beef or turkey) gravy, and mashed potatoes on a slice of white bread.  I was a grown adult before I knew other people called it a "Manhattan".  My mom always called it an SOS.  I can't eat them but very rarely, WAY too many carbs.  Otherwise I LOVE Cobb salad.

[TechWife]

Chicken stuffed manicotti (from the Fannie Farmer cookbook) with green beans and iced tea. We have it once or twice a year because it's a bit labor intensive and is super high in calories and fat. But, oh my, it's delicious!

[littlebug42]

Breakfast made for me by my uncle, which is the same as used to be made by my grandparents when I was a kid.  Eggs over easy, pork chops, biscuits and gravy.  I only get it about once a year.  fortunately for me, that was just Monday morning.  I have tried and I just can't duplicate it at home.